Clementine 0.5 Released, Adds Support For iPod, MTB Music Players and Even Wii Remotes!

Clementine is not just another music player for Linux, Clementine is the fork of mighty Amarok 1.4 which used to be my favorite music player once. Clementine is already one of those great triumphs of open source software and underlines the fact that an open source software never really dies.[Clementine Rocks! I Love Open Source!]

What's New in Clementine 0.5?

Add support for iPods, MTP music players and USB mass storage disks. You can now copy songs on to and manage files on your portable devices.

You can now add songs to a queue to have them played before anything else in the playlist.

You can even use your Wii Remote as a remote control for Clementine!

Load local files from the library instead if they exist which means existing album art among your local files will be used.

Done. Launch Clementine and have fun. Meanwhile I was testing Last.fm radio in Clementine 0.5 and it was working so perfect. This is a music player you should not forget to try out. Here is a screenshot of my Clementine 0.5.

If you are not a Ubuntu user, don't worry. Clementine has a package available for Windows, Mac OS X, Fedora as well. Visit Clementine Download Page.